2014 news

There is one week left to register your child for a Reception place in a States’ primary school for September 2015

Arrangements for a new contract have been put in place

Anyone interested in embarking on a new career will be able to try their hand at some key skills at a two-day event in January 2015

The centre will work in partnership with families to provide services which they find valuable

Employers from a wide range of businesses will join their apprentices at the celebration

Families with three and four year olds are reminded to apply for school

Local author and Downton Abbey star at Jersey Library

A new scheme will help graduates retrain

Education union NASUWT signs education partnership with States of Jersey

Inspirational young people win awards

Jersey Library has 50 free copies of a children's bestseller to give out

Award-winning children's author Ali Sparkes launches her new book at Jersey Library

1,016 students sat GCSE examinations in Jersey in 2014

Students are advised to contact their universities as soon as possible to confirm places or contact their careers teacher or careers Jersey for more advice

The library service will be working in partnership with the Jersey Privateers Gaming Club to reenact major engagements from the conflict

Prestigious standard has been awarded for first time in Channel Islands

A successful scheme to teach computer programming is being rolled out ahead of schedule

The Skills for Success strategy provides strategic direction for the work of States departments, training providers and the Skills Board

More than 70 universities at the 2014 Jersey Higher Education Fair

First awards ceremony held since the scheme was launched last year

Islanders can receive advice on preparing a good CV, access to training, and improving skills or qualifications

Proposals to improve six Jersey schools submitted to the Planning and Environment Department

Changes at the top for Haute Vallée and Hautlieu